Geology of Joshua Tree National Park

[@daltonwiggins8302]

This video was so good! And seeing that you have a playlist of a lot national parks is so exciting, thank you!

[@riahmatic]

These vids are low key hilarious.

[@kannwall]

working on a class project about Joshua Tree - thanks for the video! i loved the animation of the hydrolosis reaction!

[@erikachapman5808]

Great Video!!! We'll done!! Learned alot now I will see Joshua Tree differently- thank you

[@miken4348]

Wow, great video. I learned a lot in 10 minutes, thank you.

[@KT_571]

Awesome and informative video! Thanks!

[@crabbymcnutt]

Great video! Perfect balance of basic and higher level geologic information.

[@Ra79ra]

Great visuals

[@WouldntULikeToKnow.]

We were there yesterday and it is just amazing! Thank you for sharing!

[@juliozewge3650]

Awesome. Thanks for sharing your research about Joshua tree. I really enjoy this park.

[@mannymestrada]

This video 🪨 ROCKS! 🪨 I’m at Joshua Tree now, and I’m aggressively high thanks to my friend Mary Jane. Science guys humor is hella funny.

[@evilcam]

This was the best video so far. The chemistry and erosion section was particularly prescient, and answered a lot of questions I did not even think to ask. Thanks again, and keep it up.

[@rudilapa6569]

This is awesome. Clear, informative in many areas and "low-key hilarious". Great job!

[@georgecsc]

Good job...very informative...suggest you leave diagrams on screen longer...it's a lot of information to digest.

[@neilvasquez-0]

Amazing videos! Thank you for your work!

[@billybradford]

We are here in JT Park today staring at the rocks, and wondering how they got these shapes. No we know, thank you!

[@lxao90]

really nice videos! thanks Prof Chapman!

[@marklang5169]

Thank you

[@HoldenDoesBikeStuff]

God this is so cool. And you made it so an idiot like me could follow along.

[@valoriel4464]

Great job, very enjoyable. You make learning fun! Thx a million. - interesting playlist, gonna Sub rt now

[@philocleandes9302]

So you're saying in 15 million years we won't have to look at California anymore? '

[@syrathdouglas1244]

Wait you mean Joshua trees weren’t made up for Donut County?

[@zappafan13]

Sierra Nevada, not Nevahdah! Why can’t educated people pronounce it!